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Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Iric 8A5CO-N BILL II ANY.
The FnLraRAa- -HsEALD has repsatsd-
y expressed ths conviction tAaf the pas
ss<s Of any OF the sFesping measures
which have bean proposed IN tbs Legs
lsturs n rsEsrsnce 10 the management
Of The railroads OF the State would bs
unTise. unjust snd uafortanats. The
foolish action u tbs oiisials OF the rail
roads n nskinx he Iaksr-SL2ts Com
nerce laE prssexs Tor Eishdfswing ell
frss passes sad thea excepting the
msnbsrs OF The Legislature a;ssi the
CRY throughout .hs State thss TIA roads
wsss buying up ths Lsgislasurs With
their psssss. This has apparently 50
i. frightened our lawmakers thai IN sheer
ssif -dsisnss thsy fssl in2slisd 10 pass
some sort of messars % eppsnss shsir
cons-itusatz The nlsssss OF shs people
do not always stop 10 considsr Secondary
efsscss. ThsT have 10 tlne nor oppor-
tanity Tor thorough seudY 0s ulatters
which To not CONS entirety within the
lins ofthsir regular business. aud hence
they nust Judge from superficial data.
The superficial iuisnsas II references to
railroad lsSis.asson = thss aay msSssss
uhicb vii redues ratss viil ssud TO The
sdvsniszs q ths psopls. who srs tie pat
rons Of IA rsiIeoais. B1k "a Va have
sad bef1re. the fscl j. thss the very pso-
plc who ns8d most oorsiferatioa At fae
hao.fa - ire las would % tbs principal
sufferers. Tssrs is 10 qrsltion that pss-
sengsr trims scarcely pay ex2snss1 in
sosrsely ssttie,s seosioat ~ thrss cents \
nile. sn1 any rAdastion of rates in such
cases VII rssuis IA the r1aaiar Of fewer
trni1s arsl ia otosrviss rsz1cinz the as-
commolatiens Cor traTsiiaz Net only
wiif ne rssi5anss along ia lines b neon
m5.lsd BY sncb nisrsure. bus man who
row and erzploTusscs on shsua vii hazs
70 sesk rrsk slssshsuA Ard farshsr-
rsars. She c3r1msrsial hourss snd eon
rae.eis' srzrsseos ~sso asvs 5eea persist
ent in dsmsaiinz s~o sens rsss win De
seriously inooasea;eacsA
ffihs masses Go ofsen irixs of pnbiir
measures os su2srfrIsi 1sta. thsg aszeI
lsslssarsAsly dsssss - see A iainssics
dane. r is not popuisr "a srs fniiy
swsre. 70 adzoeata snT nassears useosed
a. he il ths interest II larss corporations
BAT there Is snch thing n jjustics. ever
- eorpora,ions. For tbe LszisaiaFs 3
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

The dead body OF man found in the
woods At Bisek Lake Thursday proved 10
be that OF Berj Clark. man Of perhaps
twenty-five years Of age. FIVE feet eight
inches IN height. In the coat pocket Was a
pass-hook giving bis name and address OF
Chippewa Fails, Wis. The hook indicated
thai The deceased had been a member Of the
Cigar Makers Union" and was In good
Standing About one month W six weeks
ago lie applied ia this city tor work, bit
being unable TO obtain work here arid
being out Of means was made up a snhll
rnrse By members here. and soon after dis
appeared. Coroner vanderwerp Was surn-
moned and jury empanelled. who rem
cered verdict that the deceased came tC
his death in the early part OF Nay from
causes unknown 10 them. The body was
in very advanced state OF decomposition
aid was removed 10 the cemstory with
dilIicuily
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
TIE Chfeken rhIef Convicted.

The case Of the people against George ID
Jennings. which has occupied the attention
OF Justice Reynolds for the past three days
wss brought TO focus yesterday noon BY
the iury finding the prisoner guilty OF ths
charge. The prisoner. after hearing the
verdict. ts->s.a plea for mercy bv abusing
the Sheriff. Turnkey and County Physician
which had but litile weight with the Court
and ae -fuf,e1s pfonpfly- senteneed him &c
the Ionia House of Correction for the term
Of ninety DAYS
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

2asta c.r.Hz.s kaars-sssssis~ u tAe
AEe "a rresfe<s-

2e<ta c.F.lfza.s kaars<s@esstss - tAe
AEe "a fresFsss.
lspsei-l lprfsss'szse1se
RALE1eH. = G. Nsy -
II 4leztion Hsrs a>kst ~ - t1e sazzas II
a 1rsliy representatives AoEtE Csxo1zian. wsso
t.ss IL al fspa,ts sl'nzEsatsi - ssaetss whlss
cnaraefaFizss Auer3ean ptsh alki sfs<fzgy. tie
@nswpr ncasf - salia1 = Carr - stats -
shis greet repubise - STATES IS more ulAie't
ihaa @agtl czrel.ila. 4iad ~ psiklla nleu ass
hal.lsn l<sks ~ lsrxs messaFa saliass Carr
h enc a tasze ssepzs Blafes. ial,ags azd sze-
esse II aalfasr eorlnica ss,slf1 nceH have
given 1iu Hatsenal soeerssfy. f'gom boS hood
B. InaahesG be Bas iihszlrassa asie faef; that
stea1y. eSnssieDttofrs efsli. ff,sesly aial grasp
81 pszs,1iliiies. as eel IS q artaaAtiss. brlng
ssoces "a this quiet -tsEe ait as tiiey sso Va
sreases eeakefs x tslie and acaTNy
NJ casf Nss tara a. Chafel hlll ia ISIS
Hs reserved a good t4lElsly ed1catlon, ami
PISS as he entered thr state university 10
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Itwonid bs interesting to knos whsth-
q Or not ws really have fntaCs Jnssics
q the SSprsne 6oagi y ths UEitsd
5>st~s z==ss-.sss z==ss--.sss - Just n5w. Ou, hopes taAl
- haVs eonhic. w.th or tears that We
kzvs not.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
Cl,arsneea

The following boats cleared yesterday:
Prop Michael Groh. Chicago. 3o0,0oo feet
lumber: prop. City of New York. Chicago.
Se5 coo feet lumber; prop. Tempest Chicago.
2s5 0C0 feet lumber; schr. Rowe Simmons,
Chicago, 250.0e0 feet lumber: schr. Jack
Thompson. Chicago, $50 600 feet lumber;
scfr. Driver. chicago, i.s00. 600 shingles;
schr. h. Y. Moore CHICAGO. 10000 feet
lumber. Total, 1,62o.o 600 feet lumber, l. ,eoo.-
COO shingles.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

A measure Is about 70 hs urged in
tha House a. L41sing tor ths sstabiish-
nasnt At Ileteo.t of = 3ta.e school for tbs
practicai training 0f mschanies. The
purpose o, ths Dlli - good one and
saoald % given careful aad fsvorabls
oonsidsration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

States de1ns1d TOR
trnps Ras So press
inE that hs felt
eailssi apon - join
tie arm Hs slsf
. before ae cane
q bis leh year.
aisl serfetl uatsi
Appoaaftsx ~ a
sspis private ia .
cavalry regiment
ia Hampton
corps army Of
h4fiern tfirn
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Ihs Lanaing Joarnai has discovered
ths cause Of ia esld sass which began
last Wstass.,az. senator EDhUxDs
s-arssd thsouzh lhs stass on that day.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

tt,ftis. Eurnes gAo-p,ef si3fftf.
IaEefEeif iatfpf fbe . al express make
corEnecon 81 1srtf3It fsf ncH Iofk-&iFof "a
rfs@ haf secfaF e. fre3s Dcfnai g. fifailf
fafadf .~-o1ls itnf rsiniH1 tamfter exfHF<s lehs-
ina tffr - ~ 3 "a = - IseFoI ref - DftfuIL
r1tkinf fFtrnnuect {clf< f8f st FctHif Eae 80
ririoF ~ ksS fork a. 80 90 tfe - s<ls-
fnf.-1 1hrouyh fit.keft pfrifes st ~ n ~ ! ~
o1cee. Sweets HDbei. and A. oelypt
u f.u4Tf.a fztf Fes Aft
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Walking advertisements for DR.. Ssge's
Csiarrh Remedy are the Thousands il has
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

TF17T FIIE7'F eFFITT N1rHFT-
fralt.arti<,se TIA r. Tea ta40 wift
Vietierf altrSl eaf fftt.5 |s1ffs 4 fn1isHs
rsf sfr4 HfbH- 81 40 = p - He1xt-
... .s.. : - 8. - z.s 40 s -
fen fas 80 1I<fe At Esrres> Nt1
A tss1s eee ssips - Rertsst1e Hiee.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

u ff2tuf t18'F f1fept fi7uosr
a loeal heirnf ieesee reha Hspift o. ~ 5ap
r. csrrsirf fseesefsesft ~ - keins1ezoo.--
1fr1Dah k4ts ~ 80 frsIntF 101 .seref IL sieep
ffs = efisee can ~ fprufef tuton Ilckel On -
q. iaonr0e4f. rp1 81 erpss
~ hfkfrHrr Hea'1 A.
GEo. ~ Nrsxos. ctts ttefe Atent
Bs<feft. I.s8szor a Norfissfa,
nlfene asplds fafires 8fsision3
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

sbhtf- Al oiheu efeefH sunday.
hleeIunz far rad o1 Fsriie e1d Atlantic In
rfce 20 and from Ielsoit--fsfiof esn esn %
Day 5Ifess SID Stand Rapids ExfGee q aud
Ton t,ftfott ~itffect fsinHetfiofr untf al To
tfpl With 81 bfonfb irsiuf easl Tlekrs - sale
81 Lnion 1ictef vhace. honlusfs sad - fnios
y ". loBksros, Mira. jss kftt - mons0G
fHss. II. hofkss Gen Agt fb HounDe<l
q. W i<UeeIszE q. n eax Il a. Chicago.
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
ALL AE0ARD.
r.'~ 'ss ss e'p FlAs sA..'l csa's s'..ss Tee

n - - - -Af'~tt~rI n -.
Is'M Fss % elp 1les ~Assa lsais ss.as's Tee
<sss2G n@s.s1s : fu<s.s1s.
o<IAe A0ANk-
So. -, Anss t~sv~
1Fssesse cas- A AAokin4s - e@s9 Al &s -
INN isil1lai,& g.. 8REu
- H.'.ss.s's I sso1inss sa'y 80 fn t@fn
H~tAssw Eki<ttk a. e@n tNsu
si,.se h.l..sss .......-s..,...l le = fn slsfA
HHflIaN tAxfe<s Fa1E thfooEa faliG - Il&l1
leaving - - a. Aee CHAIR Cal attached fas
1tsfefse S1tt I'D - a. fr4ia h>4 cHs1 o<f to1
feic<kex snc Hscktnse Cts "A a. . - train isa<
sesg..af s1d chair eA soE hetozksk snc Asok<
EaN Nstf.
a1aks souFs.
a - tt.-tsiN SO a I4H<& ~
For Pa easnt sld t<sl. 10 - n u "a a
1ef t.AtlhDAl .<.s..-..-.--,',+t,-. ~ 3 - tN a.
fSosn fftattsf tiiy .s.,,.,e.....,. az o. D "a
Al tfsinf dslx skcela suedAf.
IL y m TAN has larlef csI fof Cinosnukn.--
9 ol ~ lrstn Ass sieepsEG oaT tof clnoiensti-
30 J. % frsta oluns=cf 81 Lalsma1ee faf beIsou
and Canadian points aFrit "a a. DeIgsa II 5t a.
heskssen. ossna Rsplss q fsas.os
- 2, q te-,-s-..s.-.---ts..s,--,. - Al
p p. D. ~ Ale.st.t-stt - 30
A AimQriei f1ckei ksoei e. denot teosfeW
Nul'ssn, Inlnn Iickcs Afenk 81 Eonnoeft
6. A. L%ok~eqD. tea f'A<s sno t1ckea kft
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Tbs f1l.esiaz siilAgit sness ho@ t1s
e,reasstion u lhiz papeF = eosssaaiix
sllnbns spssrL
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

WOODWORK TO ORDER - ~ voc WAIT
W wo0c menties. prescription cases furniture
for drug stores. countelk shelving on book ceses
made TO order. cal or address q South Front ~
6rsnd kapidx Nich. slif -
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

no RENT-Two NICE ROOMS. FOR LIGHT
l manufacturing purposes which are heated by
steam, infhe faii and winter. Enquire st once of
@ A Berwin. No u GsnxtsI 1ssu
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

tVANTED-A POSITION AS NIGHT WATCH
w by man with much experience. Address
xT, BOX S fhis of5ice. 80
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

TOR REM FINISHED ROOM. ALSO SUITE
L for light housekeeping. Eiegaatly furnished
right snd air.. Apply st hoom ~. ioi otawe.st (.
AdyAsd bl0ck. 1<5
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

EoR REST-RooMs FOR sNAtL FAMILIES
e for light housekeeping IN the wenhstn block.
Enquire at room Z las
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

rOR REST-BEsT LIGHTED FRONT BASE
j ment ia the CITY. Tile roor. "Ihe When
Hhoe Co." IsAf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

TOR sALE-JEgsEY CATTLE, CHEAP: ONE
4 COW. two hcsfers calves and Que bull calf A.
J. c. G stock. II IL James. Detroit Mich las
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

CoR RENT-AFTER APRIL isT, THE STORE
j. no Pearl st. Low occupied FOR printing q
ices Wheeler 4 Green sstf
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

HTASTED-BY AN EXPERIENCED ESef-
w neer with best refaenoss. situation "a OF
out OF ely. Address a . IA. ~ NJ Nesno1 =.
Wez SIDE. 1s5
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

Tnists The on1y shoe IN the c1untTy that Is be-
irz Fefaiied today A. the manufacturers actual
wfcsesstc rrs~e Ard 81 VET deserted popularity
has e.l - laeor WORTHLESS ifnitsfio.s which can
not compare vita the original
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

yTANTED ATUATioS-As LOCOMOTIVE OR
w stationery engineer. Fix yeau txper3euce,
won Jd ike Q POSITION in northern pine region,
Cell OF address bly,. S sIozroe-ss: rooms 3 aud
10 iE
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

yETANTED-BY A YOUNG MAN or TX
w perience. q situation 20 clerk IN store, wilh
good references Adtrex 4, box ?. this oflce Us
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

vrrAETED-A FlRsT CLASS MODERN HOUSE
VI WITH eight - ten rooms. Lease for TIVE
year.. Fred 9. Eefger- n
tTASTED-KEAT MODERN BoglsE SIX TO
W eight rDofo<, furnished or uBfarnikbe1 Al
dress 3. box I. Telegram Hersid u
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
WAkT ADVERTISEMENTS.


WANT ADVERTISEMENTS
He<p naef~sk-- Aess
II 4NfxR~ae 49, 49, - xk&Me Hak
~ 4sfzetf lS@ a Ee..<se4 ee&*tF@ - &s<sf
a. sa6 Ekee Afps5 = & tAkta44 49, -
f<sAAIkE~.A tsoei> feHfsFlk&1 ETstf N4k
~ - es2 So >a3ses $50 ke5 @s&<4 Ass -
ezzzz <se t.sE< - 8 - 49,
t@<- 81 = s4@se3 t4s.a 2~Af : ~.
HAN4ED-S foA4NAAKkS. &44I fkfekS
~ pe& 8e&4s ~fk Ep< ske<1 sescfsi $50
= &1l5 - ; - &ke<s. Ate.e4, A-s@
EkAN1xfa-& enab 8ahaae sFRffsEk
W - s1 -
KkTANTEl> = uooo 4ekNsE Ar LAX :
n Assses, eesass easag4a ase zasen-ssz tAs
KlAN9KD ElAoxsxIIa Cali AgGk3Se
w s4eF - oacr. l<H
tNANIkI ffksT CLASS vo03 c&KFExs
w Sse nnz ses9{ stsx sa1 SID kses -
Cssr azsh 3ns rsa<l ss cAss&se ii 5aRsss
NEAkT.D Sa LsBokEsk FuR KANs&s
" l9s1 sa6 LkzGe.s bskaost ~<ze< lres are
+ , G1rtStiss. "a eosl1h N&tefioAI oednef ~
lsks. Esansso k1sse~s ss~snF s.x serls , Aass
fkTAagED- -oNE FfRsf-cl.sss RkPFk HANG.
w sf ana sx bad seod nl-en a. \ iAoes,s
No : fesrl-sk ktzt
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

EoR RENT-HOuSE NEARLY NEW. SEVEN
rooms good location. Nice grounds, good
well; eistern In good repair: with barn or With
out: pUsesslop given smraediateiy. esc. Enquire
on the premises, 517 East Fnlton-sL. or ~ 10
Peatl-sL Sanli c. Smith. l55
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28
For Renf--Roo8ss.

IsOR REST-A LARGE HANDSOME SUITE {
T. unfurnlshed rooms at the .'Brunssicx I
first door. I
Telegram-herald., 1887-05-28

NOR RENT-F2oST PARflOa FURNISHED
l. or unfurnished s fouutsin-st lsAl
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28
10 the sshouse of many mansions."

to the ''house of many mansions!" Nc
more stitching until Il at night, no more
thruSting of the thumb by the employer
through the work to show it was not done
quite right Plenty of bread at last.
Heaven Tor aching heads. Heaven for broken
hearts Heaven for anguish bitten frames.
No more sitting up until midnight for the
coming of the staggering steps No more
rough blows across the temples No more
have no rest in this world. 1t will be toll and
struggle and suffering all the way up. You
will have to stand at your door fighting back
the wolf with your own hand, red with car
mage. But God has a crown for you. !
want to realize this morning that he is now
making it. and whenever you weep a tear he
sets another gem in that crown; whenever
you have pang of body Or
soul, he puts another gem in that
crown, until. after while, in all the
tiara there will be no room for an
other splendor, and God will say to his angel:
The crown is done: let her uD that she may
wear it. And as the Lord Of Righteousness
pu:S the crown upon your brow angel will
cry to angel: "Who IS -sheE' and Christ will
say: .'r VIII tell YOU who she is she Is t:se
one that came up ont of great trlbu'at!on,
and la her robe washed and made white IN
the blood OF the Lamb" And then God Will
spread banquet. and He will invite al! the
and the tables will blush with the best
clusters from the vineyards of God,
and crimson with the twelve manner
Of fruits from the Tree of Life ; and waters
from the fountains of the rock will flash from
the golden tanliardS; and the old harpers OF
heaven viii sit there. making music WIN Ille.,
II, ~
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28
MINOR MISCELLANY.
The carpenter is perhaps the most su
neccfnl bosrdinp houee kaeDer on recOr

The carpenter is perhaps the most sue
cessful boarding house keeper on record.
President Cleveland has accepted an
invitation from the Hibernian Society OF
Philadelphia to be present for brief
time at its banquet On the afternoon OF
the 18th inst.
Mrs. Langtry is building a cottage on
the shores. of Lake Tahoe, California.
Tahoe is one of the most beautiful sheets
of water in existence. 1t is E, 200 feet
above the level of the sea.
Colonel Blanton Duncan, the we'll
known Kentuckian. has discovered the
mistake of the Alillefites in predicting
the end of the world some years ago.
1t was simply miscalculatior. Col
onel Duncan is morally and prophetl-
cally certain that Russia will furnish the
Anti-Christ, that the Greek Church will
be the prosecutor and that the closing
scenes of the great drama of creation
will be enacted in annd around Constan-
tinople.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28
pIow IN field minds little bowlder.
seal! Seal! Seal" shouted the

plow IN field minds little bowlder.
seal! Seal! Seal" shouted the
man
There was their prey, basking in the
snn that the ice reflected in a dazzling
glare. The men wanted to attack the
seals at once hey were equipped
with gafIs aud sheath-knives. pom
their feet they wore boots of sea skin.
The solcs were raw, and the men were
kept from slipping, even as the former
clumsy owners of the skins when alive.
The booty was so abundant that the
hunters went to work eagerly. But
Nate, where was he? Trying his Land
at seal-hunting. Obed was in the same
ambitious mood, but where?
"Where is Obed?" thought Nate.
"Don't see him anywhere.
i:e had followed the example OF the
hunters and conquered his first seal,
when he heard loud shout.
1T IS just beyond that hummocll OF
ice" thought Nate, running toward
huge mass Of crystal rising up ont OF
the foe. Running behind the hum
tuoIh. ic I'd" al liI SG opSiA l'OOi Va
water \ big, wounded seal was MAX
ing off into the water, viii e splashing
and struggling amid fragments OF ice
in the pool-was Gbed! His face with
terror was white, | ke the ice. Nate
stopped no longer than. to kick OF his
boots, and INTO the pool he a'so went:
Here Obed, here 1 am" shouted
Nate. Put your hands on my shcul-
ders-not round my neck-there! !!
Stay behind me, hand on my shoulders
--there!7
Obed's screams brought two others,
Dick Smith and Harry Windham, and
they promply added their strength to
Mates efforts, and reaching forward
into the pool, helped both the boys
out.
Did not Nate look jubilant! And
how mean and crestfallen face Obed
had. AS for Dick Smith, he said:
We'll, l thought this Bible-chap
had no sperrit. take it back and ak
his pardon. )"
".!nd j." shouted Harry, thought
the same, and that he wouldn't do to
catch seal. He has done better; he
has caught seal-hunter!' Interior.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28
His Late Visitor.

The hour was late, but Hoscoe Colk-
ling sat in his room at the Grand Pa
citic Hotel examining 4 apile of papers
that Law on table in front Of him.
Some one raped on the door. The
statesman frowned, went to the door,
opened it a few inches, peered out, and
seeing man said:
You must excuse me, sir"
"Is this Mr.. Conkling?" the man
asked.
"Ies, but you must excuse me-"
d"
"That's all right, but I haven't any,
thing to say"
Hold on" said the man, as Mr..
Conkling attempted to shut the door.
"You don't know who l am. You doubt
less take me for reporter"
"Yes," the statesman admitted.
"Well, Pm not. I'm rob5er and l
want your money"
a robber!" exclaimed the great
lawyer, as q smile broke out and ran
all over his face. "Come in" throwing
open the door. You must pardon my
mistake. ."-Arkansaoo T'arel r.
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The Fore, Of Habit.

It's an awful thing, force of habit.
It's accountable for a great deal Of
misery and great deal of happiness.
Most things are done from force OF
habit Betting, drinking, loving, hat
ing, all become habits, and can't be got
over. 4 fellow goes courting, and it's
awfully pleasant. At first it's novelty
and fun, then it becomes habit, and
they think it is love. The girl goes
away for a month. He pines for a
week, and when she comes back she's
got out Of the habit, and he's got into
the habit of courting another girl, and
it's all up.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28

ecksposishun, And when hea cum
Hoam, hee brung A Bed bug Along
acksidentli, in his valeese. 1t made
nv ma awful mad. shee and thee
Hverd CURL Pulled up thea karpett,
and tooke thea Bedd downe, and Rubd
evvri thing in Thea bed rune with
Terpuntyne and kerriseene; so as tn
maik shoore the Bedd Bugg cudnt git
the upper Hand OF Is. in sumer time
Wimmin allwais ma k THERE Mem by
them barrull of G1annelated shuger,
too Make rresurles with. mi ma
has tn maik aul our sass and
sweete Pickuls And jell; caus thee
hiered gurl donte kno how. Hycrd
curls do1Lt Newer work propperli. mi
ma scs so. Pa ses it Amt no wonder,
when Wimmin is awl the Time q krit-
tasising them and finding Fault. ma
told Him shce hoaps when shee is ded
and GAVIN pa Will marri our hiered
gurl and then, if he gifts no purserves,
nor no spunge Cake, nor nothing els
that's nice, caus shee kant kooke them,
lurhapps his konshcnce will trnbbel
him sum. in summer 1t talks long
While tn cburn. Ma Made NEE churn
last weak. when noboddi wasn't look.
ing, kleered out And went A fishing.
/ got licked when cum hoam, but !
didn't kare. A licking doant Last long,
but churning lasts moastly aul Thee
mcr1ing. yung ladys etc Lots OF eyce
GREEN in sumer. Mi sister IS awful
slimm Round thee Waste, but shee
kan hold A site Of evce kream; i i'urd
hur felIer tel another chap so. told
Siss about it And shee sed: "that
settels it! Hee shall Roo this La!
oh! thee dooplisity of man." in
summer Time thare is Lots OF thunder
stormes. sumtimes it Hales. ma and
SIS OlIwais craul under Thee bed A
storm. wimin Haint got no kurridge;
De SIS 1t amt thare hatcher tn have
enni. In summer daugs Rum mad.
Their is ditfrl,nt kindes OF doggs
round hear: thee Gra hound, the pudel
daug, Thea noofoundland Dogg, Thea
sheppurd dawg, thee Focks hounde,
the Wauter SPANIEL, Thee koatch
dogg. Daugs is yoosfvu Anemels. lu
kan lern A dog moast Emmy Thing, if
VI start in when hcc is jung doggs is
Good too churn with. j am gong tn
skipp out Everi tyne ma makes NEE
churn. purhapps it Will lcrn pa too
by a dawg churn. Thee forth of Jooly
Gums in thea Sumer time. boys vuse
up Lots of tyre krackers then. Chiny-
men is the hoamliest foxes thare is.
THERE kompleckShun is awful yallur
And thare Use stands crooked in thare
Heds md tina etc Rats and katurpil-
lows. that's what mi Bigg bruther ses,
and l CESS hee knoeS. summer has 3
muntlis mainly; Joon, jool,y, Oggust.
1OMNI.
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1aryeIIou,L Little ,Ic,ie.

The MoI craze is the latest, and it bids
fair to last, as the phys clans say it takes the
place Of stimulants, and tones, leaving no re-
action. Consequently, its place cannot be
filled. The medical world. it is said, have Leen
waiting for some one to discover its like, "a
stimu!ants are only temporary relief. and
are eventually as destructive to nerve force as
overwork and exhaustion. Stimulan,s and
medicines never cure nervousness or nervous
exhaustion. It is said the Moxie does at once.
Stops the appetite for liquors as well, satisfies
the nervous system as well, at once, leaving
only the best results
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28
Her Standard.

Father ito daughter who has just re-
turned from a seminary)-"Have they
good instructors at the seminary,
Ethel?"
Ethel-"Ycs, indeed. The professor
of chemistry was just splendid. +"
Father-"U Undcrst od chemistry pref
ty well, id hep
Ethel-"les, I suppose so, as he had
Just the love lest eyes and brown
curly hair l ever saw. Detroit Free
Press.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28
A Sad Case of Poisoning

Is that Of man or woman afflicted with dis
ease or arrangement of the liver, resulting in
poisonous accumulations in the blood, scrofu.
lous affections, sick headaches, and diseases OF
the kidneys. lungs or heart. These troubles can
be cured only by going to the primary cause,
and putting the liver in 4 healthy condition. To
accomplish this result speedily and etfectually
nothing has proved itself SO eliicacious as Dr..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. which
has never failed to do tine work claimed for II.
and never will
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28

What can be more disagrecable, more dis.
who is troubled with catarrh. and has 20 keep
coughing and clearing his or her throat Of the
mucus which drops into it? Such persons are
always to be pitied if they try to cure them
selves and fail But if they get Dr.. Sage's Ca
tarrh I;emedy there need be no failure.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1887-09-28

~ SuueI ICS d D1uS
Hotter than in Win
ter. in Thea sumer
Tyne boys talk oil
thare hanul under
close and Go in SWIM
ing; when thee mus
keeters Amt to thick.
muskeeter Bites is
moast as bad as bedd
Buggs. Tha hav emmy
AMOUNT of bed buggs
In shikago. my pa
ses so. onct hee went
doun thare tn thee